Special U.S. Deputy, Marshal Charles Meade

Dodge City Special U.S. Deputy, Marshal Charles Meade represented actor James Arness fictional Marshal Matt Dillon of Gunsmokein the Kansas Hall of Fame. Charles was the recipient in place of Arness to receive the award of induction in the Great Overland Station's Kansas Hall of Fame. Hear Special U.S. Deputy, Marshal Charles Mead stories about Dodge City over the next few months as production has started for Celebrate Kansas Voices from Dodge City Kansas.

Three to See A Zoo

When we look at time, when we look at age, nothing compares to those years where new images played on fresh memories when we explored. We explored to see, hear, and experience worlds that were new to us.These are the imaginative years in life, that form our beginnings, to venture out in the world and remember. Remember the best we can of what it was to be three. To see a zoo, to explore the safari of names unfamiliar to us, as we labeled images of a Giraffe, a Rhino, a Kangaroo, or to see a turtle inch by. To pet a goat or feed a bird tells us that nature is to be respected as someday, someone else might be three to see a zoo.

Game Day

Game day is like the expressive pinnacle of an event waiting to occur in the unfamiliarity of an anticipated conclusion like the peak of a short story with lines that are written by each moment in time. As the gladiators accentuate into the stadium, the enormous crowds express the initial start to an appointment in mindful calm for the claps of conflict to engage. To see the fanfare rising to a concert of performance as each combatant is riled with reverence and speculations from beginning to end. This is game day.

Mountains

In the late fall, the Wichita Mountains becomes a surreal place of calmness and solitude; a place where we can stand before it in the very presence of tranquility so incomparable as to make the senses reel with beauty and oneness with nature. Those who are inclined to listen to its surroundings will perceive the sound, deep within their soul, as a gentle voice replies to the essence of its nature: "This, and so much more, is with us to share."